https://brambles.joshuapritikin.com/docs/psychoactive/psilomethoxin/Recent content in Psilomethoxin on BramblesHugoen-ushttps://brambles.joshuapritikin.com/docs/psychoactive/psilomethoxin/study/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://brambles.joshuapritikin.com/docs/psychoactive/psilomethoxin/study/<h1 id="informed-consent"> Informed Consent <a class="anchor" href="#informed-consent">#</a> </h1> <p><strong>Study Title</strong>: Double-blind randomized cross-over study of Psilocybe with and without 5-MeO-DMT enrichment: feels different?</p> <p>This is how you agree to join the study. If you are curious, please read this consent agreement carefully before you decide to participate.</p> <p><strong>Introduction</strong>: In September 2021, attorney Ian Benouis tried growing a new type of psychoactive mushroom. He gave it to several spiritually inclined people who use psychedelics, and some of them judged it to be an important new psychoactive. Benouis and his collaborator, Greg Lake, called this fungi &ldquo;psilomethoxin.&rdquo; However, some who tried a sample didn&rsquo;t feel it was any different from regular magic mushrooms (psilocybin/psilocin). While others discerned no noticeable subjective effect at all.</p>